The South Belt Press (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 34, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 11, 1978 Page: 4 of 8
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10906 FUQUA
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THIS IS
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OUR STEAK ITEMS THROUGH NOVEMBER 30.
San Jan on scholarship
Debbie Kovar, a former Lt. In the J. Frank Doble Lariaettee, io enjoying thio
year aa a member of the San Jane at San Jacinto College. She, and the other
members of the San Jana, will be performing at the Rockets game at the
Summit on October 28. Debbie had not Intended to be a member of the San
Jana when she initially went to sign up at the college, but during algn-up she
waa recruited, and given a full scholarship. Debbie Is the daughter of Mary
and Ed Kovar, of Beverly Hills.
4 GOOD REASONS
to see your good neighbor agent
CAR • HOME • LIFE • HEALTH
W.E. (SKIP) MORSE
10924 Fuqua
Phone 481-6585
Like a good neighbor.
State Farm is there.
STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES
House Offices: Bloomington. Illinois
Mustangs and Sharks play;
Cowboys keep on winning
The Mustangs hosted
the Sharks at Dobie Satur-
day. In the Senior action,
the battle raged back and
forth throughout the first
half with each team get-
ting good penetration.
However, on the last
play of the half, Robbie
Little picked off a Shark
aerial and romped 55
yards for the score. An-
thony Clark broke a 6-6 tie
on the first play from
scrimmage in the second
half by squirming 75
yards for the score.
The Mustangs held the
12-6 lead going into the
fourth quarter, however,
late in the contest the
Sharks put two tallys on
the board to win 21-12.
The Mustangs suited 14
boys for the contest and
they played excellent ball,
managing to pick up many
first downs. However, the
Sharks picked up momen-
tum and won the game.
Working the line were
Scott Glazar, Archie Arre-
dondo, Bennie Parmalee,
Steve Parker, Chad Ow-
ens, Josh Jones and Eric
Wellborn. Stopping the
Shark attack were Nick
Medina, Alex Garcia,
Paul Goodwin, Kevin
Craft, and Gary Johnson.
The Mustang Juniors
went down 8-0. An early
first period score by the
Sharks held as the teams
battled. McKay King and
Chris Perry intercepted
passes. King almost
broke his for a score but a
chance tackle tripped him
at mid-field.
Office for
diabetes
The Houston Chapter of
the American Diabetes
Association has an-
nounced the opening of a
new office. The address is
2990 Richmond Avenue,
Leading the offense
were Bo Atkinson and
Tim Mace with fine block-
ing.
Defensively, it was
King, Arnold Vasquez,
and Bobby Glantz who
continually shut down the
Shark offense.
The Mustang Sopho-
mores fought the Sharks
to a 0-0 tie, in a hard
hitting contest fought be-
tween the 20’s. A Reggie
Golbolt to Robert Salinas
pass almost broke for the
score.
Leading the attack were
Mark Falcon, Steve Sad-
dler, Paul Cortez, Chris
Kincannon, and Louis Or-
tiz.
Fine running was
turned in by Monte Potter
and Mark Chapman.
Stopping the Shark attack
were Antonio Garcia,
Tony Caughlin, Jimmy
Ochiltree, Trey Harker
and Terry O’Day.
The Mustang freshmen
launched a massive
ground attack to win their
contest 37-0. Calvin
Brown took the opening
kickoff 65 yards to pay-
dirt. Later in the first
quarter, Stephen Brown
raced for a TD and con-
verted the PAT. Brown
increased the score to
19-0 on a 25 yard romp in
the second quarter. Ger-
ald Moore ran 25 yards to
make the third period
score 25-0. The Mustang
lead increased to 31-0
when Michael Cheatwood
galloped 50 yards to open
the fourth quarter.
Late in the game, Larry
McClelland recovered a
fumble and on the next
play, Scott Mace went
over for the final score.
Charles Dunbar, Brian
Lindly, Larry Clark, Agus-
tin Less and Jason Evans
played excellent ball.
Stopping the Shark attack
when it counted were
Sami Smith, Wil! Cripps,
Michael Villarreal, Jay
Merrell, and Steve Coro-
nado.
The Sophomore Cow-
boys won their fifth
straight game 14-0. The
Cowboys defense faced
their toughest test of the
season. After a scoreless
first quarter, Kenny Bat-
son got the first six points
on an end sweep. He also
intercepted a Texan pass
late in the second half.
The next score came as
the fierce Cowboy defense
sacked the Texans three
times and smothered the
Texans in their end zone
for a safety.
« Kevin Peterson scored
the final six late in the
fourth quarter with a 40
yard romp up the middle.
Todd Bryan, Jason Bot-
kin, and King Hodson
rushed for vital Cowboy
yardage.
The entire Cowboy de-
fense played heads up
ball to remain unscored
upon this season. Brian
Foxworthy, Bobby Fisher,
Robert Schmidt, Hodson,
and Peterson had good
defensive plays. Matt
Ferguson, Chris Booker,
Sam Ditta, Robert Sarto, turned in fine defensive
and Daryl Newton also play.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
Houston, 77098. The new
phone number is 529-
3459.
The new location will
enable the Chapter to
increase its services to the
"My First City Bank believed in me.
Two new rooms worth.”
more than one hundred
thousand diabetics living
in the Greater Houston
Area.
Diabetes, which pre-
sently cannot be cured,
but can be successfully
controlled, affects more
than 10 million Ameri-
cans. The many complica-
tions of diabetes makes it
the third leading cause of
deaths in the United
States today.
The Chapter, which is a
non-profit service organ-
ization, offers patient
public, and professional
educational programs —
detection screenings —
and various free informa-
tional services.
You don’t have to move out to move into
something a little nicer.
Do what so many other home own-
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home improvement loan from us.
Add a room or two. Put in a new
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your kitchen and bathrooms. A home
improvement loan can turn your house
into a dream home.
Bring us your home improvement
plans. We have the resources and expe-
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After ail, we’ve been helping our cus-
tomers remodel, refurbish and add on
since we first opened our doors for
business.
We’ve always believed this was a
great place to live. And we’d like to keep
it that way. So whenever we can, we want
to help people who want to keep their
homes in tip-top shape.
If you’re one of these people, talk
to us soon. We’ll show you what
it’s like to have a bank that believes in
your ideas.
GULFGATE
Member FDIC
Xte believe in you. e
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Flickinger, Marie. The South Belt Press (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 34, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 11, 1978, newspaper, October 11, 1978; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1199172/m1/4/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting San Jacinto College.